Generally, one of the components with a highest energy consumption and that most nonlinearities generates is the power amplifier. This is the reason whyevery design wants to increase spectral efficiency, the power-added efficiency and to reduce the distortion and nonlinearities.

The characterisation through continuous wave signals (CW) allows to obtain S parameters, spurious, compression and distortion parameters of the amplifier, quickly and efficiently in a single measure. Such characterisation can prove to be incomplete due to effects of memory and impedance adaptation to harmonic or intermodulation frequencies, among others. This is why the use of digitally modulated complex signals, turns out to be really useful to validate the nonlinear response of the current high-performance active devices.

On the other hand, when  active devices are characterised, the correct balance of speed, performances and integrity of the measures is critical to achieve a competitive advantage of the final product.

This seminar will provide you with new measuring techniques and solutions to successfully face the present measuring challenges and those challenges that may appear in their new designs.

The timetable of the seminar is the following:

The registration to this seminar is free of charge and the number of places is limited.